Iao Core is an experimental rock band formed in San Francisco in 1987. Far outside the mainstream (in terms of music and career path), they have released more than 20 albums, have a devoted worldwide following, and tour frequently. Their music touches on classical, electronica, industrial, speed metal with a distinctly experimental/avant-garde bent; The lyrics are in fact superb: out of such pockets light pours, conjuring spirits of an America both mysterious and obscene.
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Sunday, November 11, 2012
IAO Core: LIVE @ KYOTO, JAPAN CALLING MISTER ELECTRIC RABBITSHINE MACHINE SH0W set 1
IAO Core: LIVE @ KYOTO, JAPAN CALLING MISTER ELECTRIC RABBITSHINE MACHINE SH0W set 1
First Set: Waltzincore, So Pure Within, Burn Down Your Cities, The Double MA'AT
Memories Can't Wait, The Babysitter, The Eternal Feminine (Lures to Perfection),
Recursion of Allied Wave Doughnuts (Giant Rainbow Pyramid)
Justine
Sunday, November 4, 2012
IAO Core Live at Red Rocks
this was our second time playing the mythic Red Rocks, the first time was/and is featured in our epic road film “Magickal Media Terrorism Tour”. This was also our first performance with Denver based percussion phenom, T.S. Anubis.... Thus the second set jamboreebop “Party and Play Perfectly Clear Elf Flamethrower” is truly outstanding for it's merciless drum antics … but before this is explored further, certain definitions need to be established just for clarity. Drumming is tricky stuff after all, and the in-built ambiguity of language also contributes to easily missing the many facets of the drum conundrum. So let us first define what is meant by “drumming”‘In this instance, what is meant is the ability of a human in the sense of body, mind and consciousness, leaving a point in time, hereafter labeled the Point of Temporal Origin (PTO), and then ‘arriving’ within a different temporal destination. In this definition, any movement in space is not considered as a key component of drumming , though it may certainly occur as a side effect.
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